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spellingShingle Phillips, Jenny M., Haskins, Kathryn, Cooke, Anne, Immunology, MAdCAM‐1 is needed for diabetes development mediated by the T cell clone, BDC‐2·5, Immunology, Immunology and Allergy
title MAdCAM‐1 is needed for diabetes development mediated by the T cell clone, BDC‐2·5
title_full MAdCAM‐1 is needed for diabetes development mediated by the T cell clone, BDC‐2·5
title_fullStr MAdCAM‐1 is needed for diabetes development mediated by the T cell clone, BDC‐2·5
title_full_unstemmed MAdCAM‐1 is needed for diabetes development mediated by the T cell clone, BDC‐2·5
title_short MAdCAM‐1 is needed for diabetes development mediated by the T cell clone, BDC‐2·5
title_sort madcam‐1 is needed for diabetes development mediated by the t cell clone, bdc‐2·5
title_unstemmed MAdCAM‐1 is needed for diabetes development mediated by the T cell clone, BDC‐2·5
topic Immunology, Immunology and Allergy
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2567.2005.02254.x